5. How Many Times?by Jemar Jude MarangaJennie is an ice cream parlour owner. She only sells 9 different type of ice creams. The ice creams are labelled from number 1 to 9. In order to keep track of which ice cream type sells a lot, she hired her friend Lisa to make a program that will show the ice cream number(s) which were ordered more than once.InputA single line containing the ice cream numbers that were ordered. Treat as one number.12116744OutputShows the ice cream type that were ordered more than once. Prints "No repeated order", if all ice cream type wasn’t ordered more than once.Ice·cream·1·was·ordered·3·times Ice·cream·4·was·ordered·2·times Back to Home1.5-Star Restaurantby Jay Vince SeratoI'm running a 5-star restaurant and I can only have the best itemson my menu. My menu offers 6 items, each represented by anumber from 1-6. If an item on my menu does not sell or does notsell that much compared to others, I must act and replace it withsomething that sells!Identify which dishes do not sell. If every dish sells, print the set ofdishes that were ordered least.InputA single line containing the dish number that were ordered. Treatas one number.156356231OutputThe list of dishes not ordered in numerical order. If every dish sells,print the set of dishes that were ordered least. Separate eachnumber with a new line.

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ennie is an ice cream parlour owner. She only sells 9 different type of ice creams. The ice creams are labelled from number 1 to 9. In order to keep track of which ice cream type sells a lot, she hired her friend Lisa to make a program that will show the ice cream number(s) which were ordered more than once. Input A single line containing the ice cream numbers that were ordered. Treat as one number. 12116744 Output Shows the ice cream type that were ordered more than once. Prints "No repeated order", if all ice cream type wasn’t ordered more than once. Ice·cream·1·was·ordered·3·times Ice·cream·4·was·ordered·2·times

ennie is an ice cream parlour owner. She only sells 9 different type of ice creams. The ice creams are labelled from number 1 to 9. In order to keep track of which ice cream type sells a lot, she hired her friend Lisa to make a program that will show the ice cream number(s) which were ordered more than once. Input A single line containing the ice cream numbers that were ordered. Treat as one number. 12116744 Output Shows the ice cream type that were ordered more than once. Prints "No repeated order", if all ice cream type wasn’t ordered more than once. Ice·cream·1·was·ordered·3·times Ice·cream·4·was·ordered·2·times

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5. How Many Times?

by Jemar Jude Maranga

Jennie is an ice cream parlour owner. She only sells 9 different type of ice creams. The ice creams are labelled from number 1 to 9. In order to keep track of which ice cream type sells a lot, she hired her friend Lisa to make a program that will show the ice cream number(s) which were ordered more than once.

Input

A single line containing the ice cream numbers that were ordered. Treat as one number.

12116744

Output

Shows the ice cream type that were ordered more than once. Prints "No repeated order", if all ice cream type wasn’t ordered more than once.

Ice·cream·1·was·ordered·3·times Ice·cream·4·was·ordered·2·times

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1.5-Star Restaurant
by Jay Vince Serato
I'm running a 5-star restaurant and I can only have the best items
on my menu. My menu offers 6 items, each represented by a
number from 1-6. If an item on my menu does not sell or does not
sell that much compared to others, I must act and replace it with
something that sells!
Identify which dishes do not sell. If every dish sells, print the set of
dishes that were ordered least.
Input
A single line containing the dish number that were ordered. Treat
as one number.
156356231
Output
The list of dishes not ordered in numerical order. If every dish sells,
print the set of dishes that were ordered least. Separate each
number with a new line.

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